The rename symbol feature loads modified buffers but doesn't show them. about coc-intelephense HOT 5 CLOSED

Use the standard commands available in Vim/Neovim.

For example, :ls or :buffers will give you a list of buffers. To split and open all buffers, run :ball. Execute :wa to save all buffers.

If you want to open all buffers in a tab, run :tab ball.

Check Vim/Neovim help for more information. :help, :help ball

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Yes, as I said, I have a buffer explorer and I can see those buffers.

The problem with the commands you referred to is that all buffers including the modified ones and others are opened or saved. Which is not convenient.

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I understand your problem. Yes, it might be useful to have some kind of dedicated functionality.

The behavior of the rename is the behavior of coc.nvim itself.

I will see if there is anything we can do on the coc-intelephense side.

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How about doing :copen after executing rename? By the way, I think the following message is output to the echo area after rename is executed.

[coc.nvim] changed 3 buffers, use :wa to save changes to disk and :copen to open quickfix list

I can't find a good way to add feature, etc. on the coc-intelephense side. If there is some way to handle this with other coc.nvim extensions, VSCode extensions, etc., please let me know.

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Thank you for your research. I didn't notice this message. In VSCode, the modified files are opened in new tabs after being renamed. In nvim, for now, the quickfix list is also acceptable.

I think it would be better for coc.nvim to provide some options to allow opening the modified files or the quickfix list automatically after renaming. There is also some complaining about this, but the author closed the ticket for no reason.

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